Insufficiency of gallbladder qì

Also gallbladder vacuity and qì timidity; gallbladder qì vacuity; gallbladder vacuity. A pattern arising after illness as a result of dysfunction among the internal organs. Signs include vacuity vexation, insomnia, susceptibility to fright, bitter taste in the mouth, doubt and suspicious, and frequent sighing. It is treated by warming the gallbladder and quieting the spirit.